wwm@wa8tzg.mi.org (Bill Meahan) (04/07/91)
My daughter's English teacher has assigned the class a term paper which
he wants formatted a certain way. Of course, the best way to produce
the paper is with LaTeX.
The problem is, the teacher has specified a particular footnoting style
that he claims has "recently come out of Harvard." I can't see much
difference from traditional styles but ...
Here's a sample footnote ("Smithsonian" is underlined):
Bennett Schiff, "Fresh Perception of Impressionism's Vibrant Succes-
sor," Smithsonian, June 1980, p. 61.
Note the indent.
A sample bibliography entry might then be (again, "Smithsonian" is
underlined and note the hanging indent):
Schiff, Bennett. "Fresh Perception of Impressionism's Vibrant Successor"
Smithsonian, June, 1980, pp. 56-65.
Can anyone point to the appropriate .sty and .bst files?
Thanks in advance!
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